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Wiki has this to say: The Earth's original rotation was a vestige of the original angular momentum of the cloud of dust, rocks, and gas that coalesced to form the Solar System. This primordial cloud was composed of hydrogen and helium produced in the Big Bang, as well as heavier elements ejected by supernovas. As this interstellar dust is heterogeneous, any asymmetry during gravitational accretion resulted in the angular momentum of the eventual planet.[50]

Looking at Earth and Sun, this is what we know from satellite and space observatory data:

1) The solar photospheric magnetic field rotates with a period of approximately 26.5 days depending upon solar activity. The greater solar magnetosphere, along with the associated “neutral current sheet” also rotates to some degree with the spin of the sun (unlike as the case with a perfectly straight bar magnet).The ‘solar wind’ is plasma enriched and has angular momentum.The torque exerted by the rotation of Sun’s equatorial plasma-current sheet is far less influential at Earth’s orbital distance than radial radiation; however that rotational torque of the current sheet (with its associated Alfven waves) is continuous, although variable over time in amplitude and phase.

2) Earth’s long magnetotail and plasma-current sheet stretch out to the earth-night side and is always positioned nearly broadside to the solar plasma sweep.It is electrically coupled to Earth’s magnetosphere and ionosphere, as well as to Earth’s poles (hence polar aurora).

Rotor-StatorThe colloquial term “windsock” is often applied here, but in effect, Earth’s plasma tail acts as a plasma 'sail’ or screen in the co-rotating solar plasma flows.It would be only logical to conclude that by the common physics of motion and Faraday's Laws, momentum is being transferred electro-magnetically from sun to planets, in addition to gravitational influences.Note: Any return flows from inner heliosheath layers (as a very large resonant cavity?) will increase as a square of distance, as does gravity. Further support of the Sun-Earth electrical connection is evidenced by the well-recorded variations in time-of-day, and of terrestrial magnetic declinations (which in turn have diurnal correlations with barometric pressures world-wide).

Danjon measured a very small deceleration in the Earths rotation during solar flares with the rotation resuming the pre flare rate after the effect passed. His experiments were repeated.While a fraction of a second does not seem like much of a disruption, the very fact that it happens defies mainstream theory.

`Pretty much ignored these days, in favor of gravity-only and radiation particle models,but here is the math for the Angular Momentum of the Solar Plasma Wind, and associated 'heliospheric current sheet'.

The scientists are looking forward to comparing their results with measurements of the plasma surrounding other Solar System planets with an intrinsic magnetic field, for example using NASA's Juno mission, currently at Jupiter, and ESA's future Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer, and also the joint ESA-JAXA BepiColombo mission to Mercury that is scheduled for launch later this year."It is very exciting that a study based on several years of Cluster data has found the key to address a major, long unsolved question in plasma physics," says Philippe Escoubet, Cluster Project Scientist at ESA.

For me the only thing in the universe that can make stars and the planets spin is an electrical pulse. We have seen many pictures and diagrams with conical spirals, hot mass and rotational arrows.Electrical pulses that are creating mass, are flickering or their frequency is somewhere from a fewbillion to several hundred billion times in a second. It's the only possibility of creating a spin.

The slowing of earth's rotation may indicate that the effect of the plasma current is to push on the earth and make it precess. The energy (momentum?) of precession is taken from the earth and it instantaneously slows down. When the push from the plasma "wind" ceases the precession ceases and the earth resumes its normal speed of rotation. The question is has precession been detected during the "wind" period?

henrybroadbent wrote:The slowing of earth's rotation may indicate that the effect of the plasma current is to push on the earth and make it precess. The energy (momentum?) of precession is taken from the earth and it instantaneously slows down. When the push from the plasma "wind" ceases the precession ceases and the earth resumes its normal speed of rotation. The question is has precession been detected during the "wind" period?

I'm thinking the rotational slowings would be more like the braking system on a mag-lev train.The same eddy-current effect might also contribute to "magnetic anomaly" areas on Earth's surface.

nick c wrote:Danjon measured a very small deceleration in the Earths rotation during solar flares with the rotation resuming the pre flare rate after the effect passed. His experiments were repeated.While a fraction of a second does not seem like much of a disruption, the very fact that it happens defies mainstream theory.

Yes. And the mechanism is the electric current running through the poles, making the sun a huge Faraday disc motor.

Before that I was thinking of Venus' super rotation. Venus atmosphere can be expected to be charged the same plus as Earth. Mercury's rocks are charged negatively with a dielectric. Therefore, even with the same electrostatic motor, the direction of rotation is different.